HPI Savage 21 Front/Rear Lower Arm Upgrade Alloy-7075 SAV1055H by GPM  [SAV1055H]

HPI Savage 21 Alloy-7075 Front/Rear Lower Arm With Pins & Screws & E-clips - 1pr set - GPM SAV1055H
Price:
AUD$44.88
Brand:
GPM
Model:
SAV1055H
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Upgraded lower arms for Savage 21 suspension

The SAV1055H lower arm set is an aftermarket Alloy-7075 replacement intended for HPI Savage 21 chassis. The kit contains a matched pair of front and rear lower arms plus the pins, screws and E-clips required to replace original plastic components.

These arms are for RC suspension applications where reduced pivot deflection or refreshed steering geometry is desired during setup and tuning. Fitment uses the same removal and refit sequence as standard lower arms on the Savage 21, with the supplied hardware used to lock the arms into the existing mounts.

Specifications

  • Item Front/Rear lower arm set (1pr) with pins, screws and E-clips
  • Material Alloy-7075
  • Model Number SAV1055H
  • Compatibility HPI Savage 21

Choose these alloy lower arms when replacing failed plastic links or when you need a firmer lower link feel; always verify clip fitment and fastener security after installation.

Is this a direct replacement for stock lower arms?

Yes, the design matches Savage 21 mounting geometry for a direct swap using the provided pins and E-clips.

Will the alloy arms change ride height?

No significant ride height change is expected; these arms primarily reduce flex rather than altering suspension geometry when installed correctly.

Are E-clips supplied and are they the correct size?

Yes, E-clips are included in the kit and are sized to fit the supplied pins for secure retention of the arms.

Do I need to drill or adapt the mounts?

No drilling or adaptation should be necessary on stock Savage 21 mounts; follow standard removal and refit procedures.

What should I inspect after a few runs?

Inspect for secure E-clip seating, any unusual wear on ball studs and ensure screws remain torqued to avoid loosening under load.

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